@EnricoZerilli: "Hi to all
where i can to set the decimal separator inside a map of BizTalk 2006?
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I have tried but don't working!!
thank in adavance
Enrico Zerilli
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    @leo_gan_57: "What do you mean as "decimal separator " ?
Do you want to map the flat files?
Please, give more information.
Regards,
Leonid Ganeline
Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: BizTalk Server 2006
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    @EnricoZerilli: "My problem is that inside a map i have a string data like so "23.67".
When i convert this data in double with the double.parse funtion this data 
is transform in '2367' and the decimal separato is disappeare.
I through that this separator come from machine regional 's setting but if i 
change the regional settings nothing change.
Can you help me?
Thanks in advance
Enrico Zerilli
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    @leo_gan_57: "It is not a BizTalk problem. It is a .NET Framework.
Maybe this would help:
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BTW
You'd rather ALWAYS use the string type.
Do not use Xml for type transformation, for type checking. The main purpose
of the xml is to pass the serialized (string type) data from one point to
other.
Yes , you can do it if you want, but...
Regards,
Leonid Ganeline
Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: BizTalk Server 2006
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"Enrico Zerilli" <email_address> wrote in message 
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    @EnricoZerilli: "No i think it's not a .NET framework problem but is a BizTalk run time problem.
In debug enviroment all working good. I have discover that in run time 
enviroment 
BizTalk read the regional setting corrispondent of SO's language, this is 
happean when he cahnge the reginal setting too.
Bye
Enrico Zerilli
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    @leo_gan_57: "Then try to "move" it to the .NET (Script functoid that call external 
assembly). Then it would exactly ".NET problem" and would be easily 
localized.
Regards,
Leonid Ganeline
Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: BizTalk Server 2006
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    @EnricoZerilli: "Hi Leo
I have solved the problem. The problem is  that in run time enviroment 
biztalk framework read the decimal separator corrispondent to the SO's 
language. With a check of this condition i have solved this error. The same 
error don't happean in .NET debug enviroment. 
Bye
Enrico Zerilli
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